Hi all
Still confused about the above sorry
Our secondary school has grouped pupils into year group bubbles which o think is reasonably common. And they say one positive test and they all have to self isolate
Couple questions please
I thought I read yesterday with all the change in guidance chaos that they couldn't have this as a policy any more but the school is still stating that they would say the whole year group would be in close contact so therefore whole year group isolation would follow. So my first question is are they still allowed this policy?
My second question is would anyone external be involved in the final decision? I just think that whole year group isolation should be an option not a default. With risk assessment and pragmatism all so considered
Don't get me wrong. I think in the majority of cases then one positive should lead to isolation. I have seen the impact of covid personally
But the school have even said it would apply if the pupil hadn't been in(e.g. first day back after hols or if they had already been isolating at home following a family member having symptoms) etc. It doesn't seem right on balance given you are then impacting c200 family lives.
Thoughts and knowledge appreciated
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sleepwouldbenice · 31/08/2020 12:33
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